I am going to take my girlfriend to Baotou from mid-April to mid-May. I hope the experts can point out which places are more interesting. We are students and our girlfriends are from the south.

Baotou is a medium-sized city with a population of about 400-500. Mainly industrial, without the commercial atmosphere of southern cities. The urban landscape is basically the same as that of Beijing and Shijiazhuang. The only difference may be that in some specific places, there is more ethnic flavor. Baotou's tourism is also dominated by grassland culture, mountain scenery and desert scenery in the north. The main attractions are: Xilamuren Grassland, Bailingmiao Grassland, Mandula Port, Chengling, Wudangzhao, Meiligen Great North China Tourist Area, Chunkunshan Alpine Meadow, Yellow River Wetland Scenic Area, Yinshan Mural, Kujiqi Desert Scenic Area, Mu Us Desert Xiangshawan Scenic Area, etc. This is a new city with a strong culture beyond the Great Wall.

Around Tomb-Sweeping Day in April, because it is still windy and dusty, there is no grass in the most famous grassland tourism. I suggest you go to the following places: Chengling, Wudang Zhao, Kubianqi Desert, Xiangshawan and Yinshan murals in the Mu Us Desert.

The specific tour route is as follows: On the first day, leave Baotou City at 8:00, arrive at Wudangzhao at 9:00, visit the Lama Temple in China, and return at 1 1:30, pass by Hujigou for lunch and eat authentic stewed mutton at Hujigou.13: 00,65438+.

The next day: set off at 8:00, arrive at Genghis Khan Mausoleum at 8:30,1:30 return to Aleteng Xire Town for lunch, 13:00 set off, pass through Hangjinqi, and 15:30 arrive at Guang Qi Night Sound Sand Scenic Spot and Qixing Lake Scenic Spot in Kugic Desert.

Day 3: Depart at 8:00, 10:30 arrive at Tanyaokou, Urad Houqi, Bayannaoer City, and visit the ancient nomadic mural culture. 15:00 depart and return to Baotou.

This is one of the few scenic spots that plants can visit before they turn green in April and May. You can choose your own itinerary.